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DKIM-STATS(8)							 DKIM-STATS(8)

NAME
       dkim-stats - output dkim-milter statistics

SYNOPSIS
       dkim-stats file

DESCRIPTION
       The dkim-stats utility reads from a dkim-filter statistics database and
       dumps the data therein to standard output.  It takes as its only	 argu‐
       ment  the  path to this database.  The dkim-filter statistics gathering
       is disabled by default, but can be enabled through a  Statistics	 entry
       in /etc/dkim-filter.conf.  This is currently an undocumented feature of
       the dkim-milter package which must be enabled by a compile-time option.

OUTPUT
       dkim-stats groups statistics output  by	domain	and  canonicalization.
       Each line begins with a domain and a header/body canonicalization.  The
       canonicalization is currently the raw enumerated value taken  from  the
       libdkim headers; for reference, 0 = simple, 1 = relaxed, and 2 = noswp.
       This format looks like:

       domain:x/x     x pass/x fail, last v=x, l=x, a=x, date

       For each line, the following statistics are shown:

       number pass/number fail
	      Count of passes and failures

       last v=version
	      Most recent DKIM signature version seen; this is another integer
	      code  starts at 0 and goes through 5, with higher numbers repre‐
	      senting more recent versions of the draft DKIM specification.

       l=number
	      A boolean indicating whether or not the most recent signed  mes‐
	      sage had an "l=" tag in its signature.

       a=algorithm
	      Most recent algorithm seen (0 = rsa-sha1; 1 = rsa-sha256)

       date   Last date a signed message was seen

EXAMPLES
       gmail.com:1/1  212 pass/0 fail, last v=2, l=0, a=0, Sat May  5 17:42:58
       2007

       gmail.com, using canonicalization relaxed/relaxed , has sent  212  mes‐
       sages  that  passed signature verification and 0 that failed.  The most
       recently seen signature version was 2 , the most recently  seen	signa‐
       ture  algorithm	was  rsa-sha1 , and the last message did not include a
       length tag.  The most recent message was seen on 2007/05/05 at 17:42:58
       in the server's local time zone.

NOTES
       The output of dkim-stats is subject to change.  Please be aware of this
       when upgrading to  future  releases,  especially	 if  you  develop  any
       scripts that consume the output.

SEE ALSO
       dkim-filter(8)

VERSION
       This  man page covers the dkim-stats that shipped with version 2.8.0 of
       dkim-filter.

HISTORY
       This original version of this man page was contributed by Mike  Markley
       <mike@markley.org> for the Debian project.

				  10 May 2007			 DKIM-STATS(8)

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